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Not affiliated with either of them - just an oh-so-happy customer.

 

Brian at Edison and Brian at Goulet got together to create an LE Flecked Tortoise Edison Nouveau Encore.

 

I received mine yesterday. Wheeeee!

 

Here's a link to all of the images I took this morning (in very low natural light). .Edison Nouveau LE Tortoise Fleck

 

This one is winner of the images IMG_3751 That translucency! It makes me swoon.

 

The images over on Ink Nouveau make the pens appear a bit more yellow/green than they are. This picture of mine is probably the most color-accurate of them.

 

 

My first impression was WOW - and then I took it out of the packaging to inspect it a bit closer. Besides being beautiful with rich deep color, it's also super-comfortable to hold (I wonder if people with larger hands would disagree), feels well-balanced, and I can't wait to write with it.

 

I'll ink it soon and post a proper review - just couldn't wait to get some quick pics and share.

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I love the material - just wish the pen were a bit bigger. If it were, one would be in my hand as I type.

 

Sounds like it is just right for you. Enjoy!

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